Competition game of the evening.
One person starts as the champion and they start by standing adjacent to the post.
All other players stand in a line around the shooting circle. The person at the baseline end of the shooting circle is the first player / opposition.
They battle out taking it in turns to shoot. If they catch the rebounds they do not have to hand over the ball. If the ball goes out the next player must take the ball from where it came out of court. The ball may only be thrown from where it is caught. NO STALLING by following the ball closer to the hoop.
Whomever wins by scoring a goal, stays on as champion, the person who just lost goes to the back of the line.
The champion starts the game by tapping the hoop with the ball. Then throwing it to the first player.
The first player may move into the circle as far as they like once the ball is tapped on the post, but once they catch the ball, that is there landing space and they must shoot from here.
There IS allowed to be defence to simulate a real game. This then targets both shooters and defenders strengths.
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